The NYPD officer who shot and killed a man during a traffic dispute in Brooklyn more than a decade ago will face a departmental trial early next year, members of the slain man’s family said Wednesday.
Officer Wayne Isaacs will go on trial in January on a charge that he used improper force when he shot and killed Delrawn Small in East New York in July 2016.
The case against Isaacs was brought by the Civilian Complaint Review Board, the NYPD oversight agency that has authority to investigate police abuses against New Yorkers, including fatal shootings…